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岩体
casaca de montar

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

hacking jacket N

Oxford Spanish Dictionary
casaca RIDING
Oxford Spanish Dictionary

hacking [Am ˈhækɪŋ, Brit ˈhakɪŋ] N COMPUT

I. hack1 [Am hæk, Brit hak] VB trans

1.1. hack (cut roughly):

tajear LatAm

1.2. hack SPORTS:

2. hack inf (cope with, tolerate):

3. hack inf COMPUT:

hack system

II. hack1 [Am hæk, Brit hak] VB intr

1. hack (cut roughly):

to hack at sth
to hack at sth

2.1. hack (cough):

2.2. hack <hacking, pres part > cough:

III. hack1 [Am hæk, Brit hak] N

1. hack (blow):

2. hack SPORTS:

I. hack2 [Am hæk, Brit hak] N

1. hack pej:

he was just another film hack attr writer
he was just another film hack writing/work
he was just another film hack writing/work

2.1. hack RIDING (horse):

2.2. hack RIDING (worn-out horse):

2.3. hack RIDING (ride):

hack Brit

3.1. hack inf Am (taxi driver):

tachero m / tachera f RioPl inf
ruletero m / ruletera f Mex inf

3.2. hack inf Am (taxi):

tacho m RioPl inf

II. hack2 [Am hæk, Brit hak] VB intr

1. hack Am inf (drive taxi):

currelar de taxista Spain inf
ruletear Mex inf

2. hack Brit RIDING:

jacket [Am ˈdʒækət, Brit ˈdʒakɪt] N

1. jacket FASHION:

saco m (sport) LatAm

2.1. jacket (of book):

2.2. jacket (of record):

2.3. jacket (for documents):

3. jacket (of potato) Brit:

papas fpl asadas (con la cáscara) LatAm
patatas fpl asadas (con la piel) Spain

4. jacket (of boiler, engine):

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in the PONS Dictionary

I. hack1 [hæk] VB trans

1. hack Brit (football):

2. hack (chop violently):

3. hack Am, Aus inf (cope with):

II. hack1 [hæk] VB intr

to hack at sth

III. hack1 [hæk] N

1. hack (journalist):

2. hack (politician):

politicucho(-a) m (f)

3. hack (writer):

escritorzuelo(-a) m (f)

hack2 [hæk] VB trans COMPUT

I. hack3 [hæk] VB intr

II. hack3 [hæk] N

1. hack (rural horse-ride):

2. hack Am inf (taxi car):

3. hack (driver):

jacket [ˈdʒækɪt] N

1. jacket (short coat):

percha f AmC
chapona f RioPl
cuácara f Chile

2. jacket:

jacket of a book
jacket of a record
OpenDict entry

hacking N

hacking COMPUT
hacking COMPUT
OpenDict entry

hack VB

hack (website) trans
OpenDict entry

hacking ADJ

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I. hack1 [hæk] VB trans

1. hack (chop violently):

2. hack sl (cope with):

II. hack1 [hæk] VB intr

1. hack (chop):

to hack at sth

2. hack (cough):

III. hack1 [hæk] N

escritorzuelo(-a) m (f)

hack2 [hæk] VB trans comput

I. hack3 [hæk] VB intr

II. hack3 [hæk] N

1. hack:

2. hack inf (taxi cab):

jacket [ˈdʒæk·ɪt] N

1. jacket (short coat):

percha f AmC
chapona f RioPl
cuácara f Chile

2. jacket:

jacket of a book
jacket of a record
Present
Ihack
youhack
he/she/ithacks
wehack
youhack
theyhack
Past
Ihacked
youhacked
he/she/ithacked
wehacked
youhacked
theyhacked
Present Perfect
Ihavehacked
youhavehacked
he/she/ithashacked
wehavehacked
youhavehacked
theyhavehacked
Past Perfect
Ihadhacked
youhadhacked
he/she/ithadhacked
wehadhacked
youhadhacked
theyhadhacked

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The actress was wrapped up against the cold in a long quilted jacket, though she sported a glittering tiara on top of her coiffed hair.
www.dailymail.co.uk
The bundle also contained a jacket, silk knee socks and silk bodices woven with gold and silver thread (definitely not for every-day use).
www.gizmodo.com.au
He wore an old sports jacket with leather patches on the elbows, and if he'd been cycling his trousers would be tied with string.
www.dailymail.co.uk
There she stood on the pedestal, back to the camera, in her knee socks, dark culottes and bright blue jacket.
www.stuff.co.nz
He wears a woolen blue beanie, tight blue-jeans, and a black leather jacket with a green hoodie underneath.
en.wikipedia.org

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